May 31, 2008 at 8:41 am
· Filed under Computers
Some products and services are made for industries. Take for example, Elatec offers electronics gadgets, equipment and other items simply made for industries. Elatec is a distributor of products like RFID readers, electronic components, security solutions and cards that are made for many companies who need effective industry-wide solutions. Even Loyalty cards are included among their offerings which a company can opt to give out to their employees.
Elatec may be unavailable for the average home consumer but the companies stand to benefit from their industry-designed solutions. A Touch panel may be ordered from the average computer dealer but to withstand the stress of industrial applications, Elatec has the leads to superior quality products made for these industries.
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May 31, 2008 at 8:39 am
· Filed under Games
I was looking on some free games just the other day and I happen to stumble on a great site. Online-Games-Zone is a totally Free online games site which has hundreds of games listed on the site. These games are arranged by categories, so it is easy for an online player to locate a game that he prefers to play. In the Racing games category, there are 72 games listed which presents a player more options to choose a particular game that he like.
Online-Games-Zone is a great site to find games from action to Sports games for free. These games are Flash-based, so there is no need for any special software other than a browser and the Flash add-in.
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May 31, 2008 at 8:37 am
· Filed under Business
Apparently, Google plans an AppStore for its mobile platform Android, The Register reported.
In March, when Steve Jobs announced the iPhone SDK roadmap, a similar initiative was introduced for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The Appleās AppStore, which is included in the iPhone 2.0 software, is a new application that lets users browse, search, purchase and wirelessly download third party applications directly onto their iPhone or iPod Touch.
Practically, every developer can submit their applications to the AppStore, Jobs said. However, Apple would retain 30 percent of all sales revenues.
Users can download free applications at no charge to either the user or developer, or purchase priced applications with just one click. Enterprise customers will be able to create a secure, private page on the AppStore accessible only by their employees. Apple will cover all credit card, web hosting, infrastructure and DRM costs associated with offering applications on the App Store.
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